Gatekeeping the feeling of losing is peak Vikings fan
Gatekeeping the feeling of losing is peak Vikings fan
Packers-Bears isn’t really a rivalry. Packers-Vikings yes. The Bears have been losing to Favre and Rodgers for 25 years.
Ooooh, that’s nice. I read it like a louder, and somehow drunker, Bernie Kosar.
I am a 35 year old Packers fan. Fandom began mostly because Reggie White could run right around every offensive lineman in Madden ‘94. I think I had a 80 sack season... Reggie White fuckin ruled.
The Majik Man was awesome. 1989 is still my favorite season as a Packers fan.
My favorite part is when Rozelle intentionally paused after “Fullback” to let that idiocy sink in with the crowd and you hear “OH NOOO!” in the background. Gets me every time.
Whenever you feel lousy about something your team did, just watch this:
It’s just like my dad always says: [three minute voicemail of car noises and talk radio muffled by his pocket]
So the perfect second baseman dogged a play allowing a run following an imperfect throw from the pitcher to the great Anthony Rizzo (who, by the way, was credited with the error, not Hendricks) and subsequently committed another error (how can that be, he’s the perfect first baseman) playing on the perfect Cub team…
have you heard about the ‘85 Bears?
How long before the “california glory boy” hawt taeks start? A week? Monday?
“From my point of view the Lakers are evil!”
If only a song was being played in the background. Like a song with a saxophone showing people running around aimlessly
Celebrity deaths never really phase me at all, but Bourdain is something else. His voice was one that said what I needed to hear. I’ll miss his interesting, entertaining and important work.
This guy... THIS guy... was the most interesting man in the world.
It ain’t no County Stadium.
Make sure you take an Uber tonight Jason.
Uhhh ... every Packer fan is excited about these moves. Seriously, I’d rather miss the playoffs and force these moves so that we don’t keep wasting Rodgers, than limp into the playoff yet again.
Pat Listach